This invention discloses an emergency escape window, comprising: a window body, the main frame of which is made of reinforced steel or special
alloy material and equipped with a multi-layer composite glass panel; a folding
airbag, integrated and stored in the lower or side frame of the window body, made of high-strength,
flame-retardant, and tear-resistant composite plastic, the
airbag being highly compressed when not deployed, and designed as a slide with protective sidewalls; and a window-breaking ejection button located on the surface of the window body. This emergency escape window, by combining robust explosion-proof performance with a second-level response escape
route, provides users with an independent, reliable, and rapid lifeline in emergencies, greatly improving the
survival rate in high-risk environments and effectively reducing casualties. The
inflatable slide provides a buffered and guided descent path, avoiding the
impact injuries from high-altitude jumps and potential stampedes in chaos.